For sochastic processes $X_n$ and $Y_n$ it holds that if they are indenpendant for all $n$ then $$E[X_nY_n] = E[X_n]E[Y_n]$$ But can you go the other way. I mean if $E[X_nY_n] = E[X_n]E[Y_n]$, does that mean that $X_n \text{ and }Y_n$ HAVE to be indenpendant. Basically what I am asking is which of these following statements is true:
Statement 1: $X_n$ and $Y_n$ are indenpendant $\Rightarrow $ $E[X_nY_n] = E[X_n]E[Y_n]$
Statement 2: $X_n$ and $Y_n$ are indenpendant $\Leftrightarrow $ $E[X_nY_n] = E[X_n]E[Y_n]$